feat: explicit random stabilizer states using Categorical state sampling and qbinomial coefficients
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This PR aims to provide Julia re-implementation of the algorithm for generating random stabilizer states, as described in G.I. Struchalin et al.'s paper "Experimental Estimation of Quantum State Properties from Classical Shadows" (PRX Quantum 2, 010307, 2021), specifically in Appendix A.
Key features:
Distributionspackage for uniform sampling of stabilizer states.This was inspired from a very recent paper, Fast algorithms for classical specifications of stabiliser states and Clifford gates, (posted on 3 Jan, 2025) that provided 10 new algorithms for stabilizer formalism. I think we might have most of functionality mentioned in second paper to some extent already, we can benchmark these 10 algorithms against
stimandqiskitas this paper provided a lot of benchmarks. Please refer to Appendix B: Timed Benchmarks. The second paper utilized the random stabilizer state generation algorithm given in the first mentioned paper:Please let me know your thoughts before I proceed. Thank you!
Reference to #25. This implementation gives me a
QuantumOpticsBasevibe.